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= Der 9aufirer Paieuib bon 9acas
1T bier Mellen BON Milie entfernt ers
i9ofen rnb beraubt porben.
sSn Screens bergiftete cine Garbige
3tuei MaHermelonen nit Sttn9nin unb
legte lie in bas 6aus Der Mrs. Opens,
bamit bic Gamilie bapor eFen fo1te.
Die Negerin 1T perbaftet tporoen.
= Oie &ebafteure BET ,Simes" un6
rSnter &epublics" in gl pafo finb in
einen bittern Gebertrieg permideIt, Der
gu bsrben DISQUALIFICATION ausartete unb
o~orldhig bamit enoete, baB Beibe uuter
Jriebensbirgi6aft seiteat purbeu.. 8ors
ber bate Sart BON Der erifgenannten
3eitung ieiuen &oaesen Otto Stein nit
elmer Soppelflinte bebrobt.
= Sie geiammte Staatsbemiligung
fir bic Jreif9uIen bstrdgt fir bas tom.
menbe S9uliabr So, 1856, 450 gegen
2,326,5 $50 i'm Dergangenen Sabre.
- Cine Nn5abl bon 9outoner Gapi.
talifen, s. %. 6ouie, Wm. .. Glepe=
Lamb uno anbere, Mdnner bon gnergie
unb unternebmungsgeit baben cine Ut
tiengeieli9aft gum Bobret bon petros
leum.8 runnen in Naeosbo9es So. ge.
bil3et; elm She'll Der Serre1 bat Dor
&ur3em einen 8eiu9 in Oil : Gitp ge,
ma6t; iie beri9ten unter anberem. baB
in einem Der Drummer bas Del unge=
fdbr 2 Sub unter Der Sberfld6e tebt,
unb baB es in einein anberen brooeli
unb auf9dumt als ob es ungebulbig
udre berbor5ubre9en.
- Wabrenb bes NIT Dem 30. Sum- ens
6enben Gistaliabres tpurben iiber bas
3olbaus BON 81 paio an gbelmeta(len
unS Gr5en bon Merito mad ben Ser.
Staaten eIportirt: Meritanif6e Gilbers
miin5en i'm @ertb BON 81, 1895, 319,
S%ilberbarren. Wertb $2.120, 318, Me.
rifamf6e @olbmiin5en 1922, 744. Cob.
barren $3.50. 1874. Silberera Al, 989
Sonnen. Bsrtb So. OBS. 229, in Summe
sl3. 636,444. Bon ouberen 4rtifeIn
belief lid bic ausfubr auf $492, SO5;
bemerteHsmertb mar, baB bic Wo(Ien.
@rport BON $50, 900 Yfunb i'm 8oriaht
auf as, 900 feel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21
Wnt. 9BHtna u sphu.

uniere 9auptuabrung tit unb bIeibt
bas Sleif9, unb uun fol@es frif@ uno
gut au erlangen, fanr man unm6gli1
einen suberldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 66ling & 9Dbn, No.
511 Nbe. s. 9ie 9erreu baben benz
@ef@mad ibrer &unben &e9nung ge=
tragen unb in ibrem @tabli1emert cine
falte 2uftmai@iae erri9tet, pel6e allen
Mnforoerungen fir @rbaltung urlb gnt<
fernung i6dbli6er. Sngre6ien3en bes
Sleif@es entipri6t. Sic baben beftdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBet
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus tneldem
1ur bas Bette fur ibre Gurloen gepdblt
Dirb. Wer reef bebient iein mill, Der
beiu9e bet Marft, Mo. 511
Mpenue s. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21

va Sn GoIge Der Wnforberunger,
tuel6e ni6t nur lit unferer @tabt, {on=
bern aud ausndrts al uuiere Some
Star 8rauerei geftelt tperben,
bat oieielbe ft6 beranlaBt geiebeu, t1eue
Mai@inerie i'm Wertbe BON iiber $685.
600 ~auf3utelen. 9ie 8rarerei bat
beute mebr als bic boppelte &apa3itdt
als aur 3eit ibrer @riinbung unb in
eben Dem Mabe baben fi6 bic @ebdus
li1feitert bermebrt.
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@erbiitmms ses selbem sstebers.

Die 2ocomOtibenfibrer Der @entrals
Babn bon Georgia fasen: ObgIeiG
ben f6limmiten miasmatii6en Gin
fltfen beim Nnfommen unb beim N6s
fabret1 bon Sabannab in berf9iebenen
Na9tffunben ausgelebt unb tpdbrenb
oer 9errf9aft beg gelben 6iebers bon
1874 gan3e Nd6te in Der Stabt bers
bringenb, fpb mir bod nit Nusnabme
zines Giu5igen, pel9er ertrantte aber
i9nel genaB, bel unierer gem6bnli9en
8efunbbeit geblieben, mas mir our9
feline anbere Weife dig bur9 ben ge.
tpobnten, tpdbrenb Der Walaria fortse=
febten @ebrau1 bon Simmons :
Siber :. & Regulator erfldreu ions
t1ett.-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21
Su Der Supspe aefntdt.

gs 1T traurig, haB bieles @ute ni@i
meit iiber einen re6ten 8eginn binauss
fommt. Nnbererieits fam man fi9
Slid ba3u piini6en, bob bas Wa9ss
tbum mau9er iiblen Dinge ebenfo
i9leunig bereitelt perben fann. Sebr
piele Gdle Der perbreitetlten urb Der.
bdngniBbouffen 3ranfbeit = @9minb.
fu9t-beginnen nit Naienfatarrb. DIR.
Sage's vCatarrh Remedy" (&atarrb.
Definitely 1T angenebm, linbernb un5
miriam. 8eriu6's. IS bat Sauienbe
gebeilt. Sci allen Mpotbeterr gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21

Sn 8ulgarien gebt iebt-wdbreno
fi9 bic Md9te ni6t iiber bic Neubeie'
bung beg Sbrones einigen f6nnen-M(.
leg 6runter unb braber. Die neue &es
gierung bat ben bisberigen premiermi.
niiter berbaften la1en, aIein bas Deer
lit gu @unffen bes abgeieBten Minife.
RUINS. gs beiBt, bas 9eer tuerbe f9On
n69ffens bic llnabbdngigfeit 8ulgari'
ems proclamiren unb amGr unter Der
9errf9aft bes -. prinSen Ileranoer
BON So tenberg!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21
California @eine.

Weinliebbeber ftnben Elm groBes So
ger BON feinen California Meinen bel
9errn s. s. MeDer am Mlamo
plasa. 5err MeDer fu6t bic Meine
on Or unb @tele aus ut.b fatft BRET
aus benz Seller Ter Wein3i9ter. Mls
gutter 2enner gelingt es Inn ftets, bic
beften Sorten ausaumdblen. St fann
feine Gunben uuo Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in boraisli6er Qualitdi
oon iebt ab $1.00 pet @allone fret
Ing 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21

I1Iport i'm Slime baben. unb bens
nod tpitrbe er geueist ieir, 3eagar nit
oFet1en @rrnen auf3unebmen, Wenn er
mad abermaliger Gabnenfu6t tpieber
in bas Eager Der MISREPRESENTATION
Semofraten 5uriidtebrte?
% bort benn bo6 biepartei=M nbdngs
li9teit un0 bic partei Srelle auf unb
Der parteis@ 6benbienf fdnst anl
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6. S. Meaaer,

2O5 Meit s ommercefraB
bdlt elm groBes unb febr gemdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &puIeaur,
8iIberrabmen unb ite n,
unb ferner neben 3ei@nenzM aterialien
aller Dirt, Garben unb Mnffrei=
der : M aterialien, Defenders
9ammers fertig gemif9te
G@arben, bic beften unb binigifen In,
Marfte, bts uuter boiler Garantie bets
fauft perben. fen r. unb Spies
geIglas unb anbere In bteies Sad
f@lagenbe Mrtifel; poritt Serr MiiQer
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Meffen bes @taas
les bat. N~uftrdge aus BEN 2anbe tpers
ben prompt alsgeftbrt.
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g~lufreauua tn xeras.

@robe Gufrssuns burbe in bet 1msesent
bon @aris, 9eras, burd bic @eneiuna beS Srn'
5. 6. gOrleb berborsernfen. 9erielbe mar ID
bilao8. ba6 CT Fd i'm Bette ni9t berumsubre'
ben, ocer uur ben aopf 81 beben permodte. Sc
hermann slaubte, ba6 er an Der gustebruna
iterbe. Cine 4robeaafde bon Or. Sings Neh
DISCOVERY puroe ibm sefdidt. Sie,ourd fibltt
ct iid setraftigt uno taufte cine srobe Glafds
uno cine Sda6teI bon Or. Sings Netp 9ift
Pills, nnb na6oem er spei Glaf6eu BACON Elm
9enor men bate, mar er geiuno uno bate st
Pfunb on GleiId %geponnen.
@ratis. Rrobe aafden bel U Dreib. @roB'
8lai1en ST..
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ser eam Webrp gprinas garf

1T ber Walfabrtsort ber @an Mntonier
unb aler 8eiu6er Der MlamosG tabt,
UNI ber 9ibe gu eatFieben unb fi6 i'm
fiiblen S6atten gu ergebeu. Ser Bart
bat in Golge ieiner Sage gu ieber 5as
ges5eit eiue belebenbe Stride unb So
miIien tDanbern bdufig gum pribats
Picnic binaus, ebenfo tpie Gereine unb
@eieli6aften bier lire Gefte feiern. Sez
ben Sag freie Muiif. Ollie @rfriidun>
gen tpie 8ier, Simonabe, Wein, Wbisz
feD &c. ftno in better Qualitdt gu baben.
24,5-5M S. GerbIe, pd1ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21
Gin banfbarer 9attent,

bet ieinen @amen nidt s~enannt babsn mill unb
Der feline soIItdnbise 8ieberbsr.
felIuus bon 6perem 2eibsu elmer in
teinsm Sottorbu9 ansesebeneu aranei berbanft,
labt eur4 uns oa6elbe toitenr rel on feline
letoenben Mitmeni den berfdiden. 8ieieS grobe
Bud entbdlt &%esePte, bic in jeber apoibete
gemaht iperoen fonnen. S6idt Cure Moreiie
nit 8riefmarte an: o. GtSfamp & &c.,
15 y. Souftpn gtr., Netu O0rf, u. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21

2,179 I'M Betrage bon $535,lOO
Mnfrasen fit Asentea, fohie &ateu
fir Clubs fOnnen rur in Der Office in Nen
Orleans sema6t peroen. Besen ndberer nus
tunft fdreibe man beutIsd bic gauge MOreHe.
Wan idide @eIp burd YofaI " o.
te n, GrpreB Wcueh Srber, Stem Cert
Wediel ouf New Srleans.
8riefe nit gurreneb unberauaszi per EXPIRES
Mir 3abten @rprebtoien.
M. ". Dauphin,
Nen Orleans "a.
Wau a~Dreffre regiftrirte 8riefe al, bic
Stem Orleans Waticnal Bonf,
Rem SrIeaus, Ga.
Gbmarb Wppre, M8ent,
221 Aeeauia Strabe, Gan s~lntonio, 3eTas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21

- Die ~oiesidbrige 8aummol : grnte
Megppteus, pel6e iebr pielperfpre6enb
mar, 1T In ein3elnen Siitritten bur9
ben @%ottontpurm faft sdu3li6 aerItOrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21
llnabertreffli&e 9ln5iebunsl
ueber cine babe Milipn berlccf.
LA. s.. l..
Qpuiiiana 9tate Qptterp So.

Dtefe8 Snftitut purbe I'm Sabre 1858 fiji,
@~ratebunsS. unb Bobltbdtisteits 8bede bon
Der Staatslesislatur sefebIiG imcorporirt.
Our9 elm Neutrality-suspicious. 8otum tuurben ibre
@e9te elm Sbeil Der 9esentudrtisen Gtaatseon.
l%titutton, angenomtaen am 2. December 1879.
Sbre groBen 8iebungen bon etaael.
men Mummern inben monatli9 tatt
Die unteraei9neten 8anfen nnb 8antiers
lperoen ollie @epiune in BET 2ouiiana Stats.
3otterie, bic ibnen prafentirt iperoen, atsaabIen.
5. 3. SSlesbA; Brdi. Ga. Stat. Bant.
y. 3anaur, Prai. State Scat. Banf.
u. Balbwin, Brdi. 81. 8. Seat. Bonf.
Carl 9cbn, Brdi. linton Scat. ganf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21

@rpBe nlDnatlt@e 3tebrng
in Der aeabeuat Of WuFe, Seem Srleans,
9ientag ben 9. Muguft 1887.
6aupt9eminr $4,000.
100000 Sidets gu $40 iebes.
9albe S.. Sanftel 81. 3ehntel ST..
O. q 49, N 49,.
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s@ldude! 9dldnde! S@ldnde !
@eiBe S6ldu6e gum @prinfeIn 4
3oq Is Gent per SUB. S9par3t
Solitude, 3 3oa 9ur6meRer Is, %
unb Is @ents per SUB BET
@. $. Omtterffbe & Co.,
plumber & @asfitter,
6,5,4M $50. 1886 6oufoa Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-21

Bay pearls8ier, jenes perlenbe
8etrdnf, 1T Der 2iebIing aaer 8iertrinter.
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Staakoha -
. Wcl
4eAem'aue Gcbnaersen.
Gil, ssrrenttes eamaoelenf sebsilt-sumt 1881.

Rg 8eri9fe tber Bet GrfoIg pot ct. sSafobs
Del, weIde Dot Sabren erSieIt ruurben unb iett
beftdtiet tperben.
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6 Sabre fhdter- gebetlt.
Bloomington, SGs., IS. DIT. 1886.
Sd CLAUDE es mar int Sabre 1880, aIs tb
brr9 ct. Seafobs Del Don &beltntatisntits be-
freit iuur6e. DerIeIbe bate ft9 int 9enteI
t~efseiest inb i6 fonttte riGt obne Stod geben.
Sla6 einigen Ginreibunget nit bent ousgsr
3eidneten Sdfner5enitiuer mar i'd bergeftelt
inb bin felt Der 8eit Don alen S9raer5en uers
i3ont sebl1eben' 4ercp @.s.SnIfom.
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aahre ihater.

9te ðett zines TenQtfeurss
Bloomington, Sas., Sftober 1880.
Sd babe piele Sabre on rbetftatii9en
G9nter5en in f~reitert 9(enfeI 9eIitten unb
fonitte bur1 nidts 2inberitg fttbeit. Srei
@irreibunset nit ct. Satobs Del iteatett mid
faft sana pieber her. gercp 81. TpIfont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30

FRIDAY. April 20-P
The stock speculation opened this morning with frst
prices generally better than yesterdays last figures But
there disposition further to depress values and to
that end the price Of New-York and NewEngland was
quickly marked from STA down SOS, and other
stocks yielded Lea per cent from their opening figures
But the market developed absorbing which has
been absent for three days. and sellers discovered
that their offerings were being taken by significant
class OF buying From that time to the end there was
gradual and steady hardening of values, without
push or excitement which indicates absorption
and not "bulling" process That the short interest
IN some stocks has become uncomforaby large beyond
question, but that condition not factor In turning
the tide OF prices to-day. "Bears" regard the day's
movements only nuetuation which may or may not
continue one day longer And In doing 30 they ignore
the important fact that the fevershncss of few
days was only due to the forcing of dull market with
stocks for the short" little than its ds.
position to absorb The absorption taken place;
there large short" interest remaining to qudato.
with fewer stocks the street than there was week
ago. Among the high priced stocks, Chicago and
Northwestern and Rock Island conspicuous features
and each closed with advances Of about per An
investment purchase Of about 1000 shares aud tradngs
in 1000 shares Of Lake Shore sufficient ad.
vance its price per cent Erie, with sales OF only
10000 shares, rose from 33A to 34iaS34as Philade.
pha and Reading active at 44la45ia. closing at
45s Fort Worth and Denver special feature and
from 1854 to 5Ois049a. There some talk OF the
stock being practically corncred and that shorts are
be roughly handled. II there considerable short"
interest in the stock tho accrued today to il
much greater than the profits the "leaers play
for The market closed quiet and hard with promising
indications for the immediate future.
for the As of 's per cent Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
THE COMMISSIONER KNOWS MILK BY SIGl

THE COMMISSIONER KNOWS MILK BY SIGHT
Some liquor dealers whose places Of business have been
"spotted" by Excise Commissioner woodman in his
Sunday walks about town. have tried to make him disbe
lieye the evidence of his cyesight On recent sun
day Mr. w0odman saw pals filled with foaming lquid
which he thought beer, carried out OF Michael C.
Conlin's place at Eightbave. and Twentysixthst He
made protest against granting new license 10 C0nlin
AT hearing Thursday ConliD said thorc egg
and milk next to his place. and Mr. W0odman must
have seen people carrying out milk.
" Milk doesn't foam that way" said Mr. Woodman.
"Then 1t have been butterrnk" said the liquor
dealer 49,.
would be queer butermk that could DO made TO foam mt
ALL
the milk dodge with tho result yesterday. W. X
hartley OF No. 1851 Ninthavs. appeared ~ think that
M Wocdman knew but little about water He said the
Croton did In the OF some OF his neghDos,
and they went to his place for water Oh Sunday. Mr.
wOodman objected 90 water that loaned
The Board yesterday declined TO give license
for Anthony Geromanos liquor store at No 22o Sullivan
st. because Rev. Mr. Derrick OF the c0lorcd church
in sullivan-st. had made q protest There are five
licensed places near the church now
CORPORATION Counsel Lacombe was asked by the Police
Board yesterday 10 give opinion the claim OF hotel
keepers that they have the right under tho Excise law To
serve liquors guests IN the hotels sunday His an
swe expected today In time to make II known to the
police captains before the orders for tomorrows work
given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
A Fox.TERRLsR or oHARAc TER.


want 10 toll you some thing about Charles foxter
r,er dog OF character ana not perfect For instance
he profors mon women, which Is questionable taste
s and rolls himself upside down In the thckcst dust
Re can find have no doubt that lie would prefer
dnsbin IN no could one, on euch occasions Hut his
great redeemng point IL that no mas seh hhe sense OF
6umor When lie Is going TO SAY" OF do anything
humorous he always sets his ears crookod-nst AS MI
Tooe before one OF his waggcrcs. puts his mouth side
ways and let's tho funny uerance slip out OF the top
most corner OF IL. as IL were. ., - ,,.., 49,,
by rushing against him. ana making hia lose MS
balance lie often gets bite as payment for this trick
but nj ac our Tim has come TO know as well as We
and he takes the Initiative flying at him. and
harding I'm a perfect squeak OF excitomcnt This
quite out generals Mr. Dandy who scuttles on
I'm great hurry and Immediately puts his ears straight
nandv hates women to take him for walk. fancy It
IL we do not walk far enough 10 please him. and,
Soo,s Sometimes Maud and take him. when Charlie IL
too busy TO give hia run, ana dreeuy nc secs US no
seods us In q naggng sort OF BARK Tor not beihg men
Then scolds again every time we soP 10 LOOK AZ any
mildly reno In little whiinpcr Tho other day
Thad him with me, and having to go into the postomce'
left him outside thinking he had seen where went
,amns Dandy was nowhere to DO seen. looked every.
where for him, and was beginning 10 60, very ANXIOUS
about him. when saw him como tearing down tho mludio
~ the road intended scod him well when ne got up
me in such unutakabe tone OF reproach
and wrath that not only had 10 hugh ~ the aosuraiv
of H. but two three perfect strangers joined In When
he! saw laugh lie forgaye me- put MS ears ana
alIwas peace. .,.,o h., .,,..,,, ,,
tated rim I'm thus boldly carrying the war intothc enenys
country feel sure OF IT, and respect Mr. lin rs
tactcian OF the first water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
ANXIOUS TO PRINT GRANTS MEMOIRS.

Joseph ]. Little and William Jennings Demorest. COM
posing the firm OF j. j. Little Co., employed by
Charles l. Webster aud Samuel L. Clemens to print the
Personal Memoirs Of u. g. Grant" The printers
claim that agreement made April g. 1855, by
which they to print all OF both octave Volumes con-
ssng about 500 EACH and that after they had
printed $4,000 copies OF the first volume and part OF
the second the work was taken away from them and
given to other printers They sued for $4,000 damages
and the trial OF the begun yesterday in the
Supreme Court Special fern, before Justice Vann.
The defend ants insist that by the agreement they were
TO give the plaintiffs tho printing OF $4,000 books only
and that after they had allowed them TO print than
that they the OF tho work to others In order to
expedite it. Mr. Little testified that the agreement
stated the complaint and that although 1t was not
forth written contract afterward signed this
In consequence either OF oversight OF an in
tent the part OF the defendants mssate what had
been orally agreed 10 by all the parties
The trial will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
GR.yDuOrHERS SEWING.

Sewing machines have revolutionized the working
World hat when see. as I only too frequently do,
Intelligent Vnd otherwise well-edLcated girls OF ten
twelve aye older, too ignorant OF plain
work that would not care to use pocket nanahef
oh,af ~ their bemming do not tcel quite that
ali innovations are improvements. lovely young
doctress OF divinity OF law, or of medicine may be
notent evidence of the march OF intellect: but may
be permitted to crandmammas to doubt 1t beloved
and loving vito, sweet devoted mother skilled and
daft In ALI womans work, DO not even though limo
cent of any tongue save her tho better OF the
twain Bat the world Ia wide enough tor both. have
heard nv own mother say that when shc was seven
re wore an Indian muslin of her embroidery at
hall gyen by her parents her birthday; and the
almost microscopicay minute and delicate old work
In finest linen and cambria and the marvellous true
darninp which | sometimes shov ID my young
friends, cause bright eyes to open widely with aston
,hment and almost ncredulity Of what they see 80
far ia the perfection Of nentness In that ancestral
stitching beyond ything nov seen or attempted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

wAsurSGToy April 29-The following trans.
acted in the Supreme OF the United today
No. 29l-The Detroit City Railway appellant. agt tho
Of Se t%ie states Tor the nsstsrn District Of Michigan
motion Of william McKenny In behalf Of counsel, dis
No a94-M Dauphin. plaintiff error. sgt ine
Publishing COMPANY In error 70 The Circuit Court OF the
OF William McKenny In behalf OF counsel dismissed
No ss7-The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
to the Of the United state, for the Made Ds
half OF counsel. dismissed with costs.
No 76O-The Town OF Blue Ridge plaintiff In ag
states for the southern district Of Illinois On motion Of
william A McKenny In behalf OF counsel dismissed with
No lO97-Hubert Gates plaintiff In agt the Bos-
ton New.York Air Lie Railroad Company and others.
ucctlout On motion OF william McKenny behalf OF
counsel dismissed clerks costs In this court 10 be paid by
NO iaiS~The Moline Wagon Company. appellant agt.
Jonathan Aram and Others Appeal from tho Circuit Court
Of the United states for the Northern District OF Illinois
10 o77"rhe Burlington Rapids and Northern Rail-
United $40 rule by Eppa nnon AMI Je Chandler for
plaintiff ana by Enoch Toiten and oIrion for
No 27i-Matcus A. Hanna and Others. plaintiff error
agt. John Mas and others Argument concluded by
No 272-The Smith and Gnggs Manufacturing Company.
appellant agt Leonard spraguc. Continued per supua
no 274-Tho United States. appellant agt George L
White Passed until Monday =, -. .
ag William II Robertson collector etc Argued by Henry
and Willard for tho plaintiff In error BY
No 27G-Te Davenport National Bank plaintiff In
AIT the Equalization In and for the City OF Daven
port Township Scott County, and Others Continued per sp
No 277-Maurlcc Candy. appellant, agt NJ Marble
missioner etc. Argument begun BY willard for appel
ant
Adjourned until Monday at ~ o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
FUNERAL OF BARLOW W. VAN V00RHIS.

The funeral Of Barlow W. Van yoorh president Of the
Manhattan Iron Works, took place yesterday In b.
Thomass Church, at FIfth-ave and Fifty hirdst The
coffin was carried into tho church behind the pail.
bearers. George Grinne. State Senator Hoysratd Of
Hudson N Y; Levi NJ. Bates w. A. Wheeiook, Isaac f.
Sheldon and Eugene Kelly. and 1t followed by the
relatives OF the dead man wreath OF calss and palm
Donald OF Church OF the Ascension assisted by the
Rev. W. Howes of ST Thomass conducted the services,
and the ouarette choir Of the church sang II hear
voice from Heaven say" when survey the wondrous
cross" and Abide with me- Among those present
John NJ Toucey, Isaac p Martin, Sheppard Knapp,
Coleman Benedict, John Haven, Thomas Dunlap. Com.
missioner Brennan, the Rev. Dr. etoddard. Of The 90
scrrer James Pott. James Monteith and George Mon
tague president OF the Second National Bank The body
was taken 10 Poughkeepsie for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
MADE EXECUTOR on THE srorFoRp ESTATE.

BY tho will OF Paul spoord the wealthy shipping mer
chant who died October 1862 ter ample provision for
his wife had been made and large given to Of his
children, trust created by which the resine, which
amounts 10 about placed in the hands oil
Paul and Joseph l. spoOrd Of estaor as e!eeu
II provided that at the death OF the
six children OF Mr. Spoord who besides these two.
Gardiner sponord Eugene W. spofor Edward Clarence
sponord and Pauline the wife OF Thomas W. Pearsa
the estate OF which they enjoy the income ior life
be divided their children. Gardiner sponor
who aterward added TO the list OF executors aud trustees
Is dead
Mira Poarsa becoming dissatisfied with the
OF the trust applied to the supreme Court for order
pointing husband and trustee place OF her
dead brother In her petition shs alleged that Paul n. Spot
ford ipsolyent Her application opposed BY her
brother Eugene who thought that he himself should DO a
pointed Justice Donohue yesterday appointed Mr. Pearsai
recurring him 70 give bond oil $4,000.